uDraw Studio is a productivity video game for Nintendo Wii, set for release on November 14, 2010. The game is developed by Pipeworks Software and published by THQ. Discover your inner artist with uDraw Studio. Utilizing the uDraw GameTablet, players can finally express their own individual artistic creativity on Wii.
Featuring versatile and easy-to-use tools, users can paint, draw, and color anything from simple doodles to intricate masterpieces. uDraw Studio offers the freedom to create spectacular works of art without the hassle of clean-up and comes bundled with the uDraw GameTablet.
uDraw Studio game features:
•User-Friendly Experience – Intuitive approach and easy-to-understand tutorials covering all of the major tools make it very simple to start painting.
•Myriad Of Tools – More than nine unique painting/drawing media allow users to draw simple lines with a pen then add character with the airbrush tool or chalk. Simple sliders and toggles adjust opacity, size and paint drop-off. The Line Tool allows users to draw perfectly straight lines and the Paint Fill tool enables users to fill in areas with their color of choice. A huge library of stamps (100+) and more than 15 post-processing effects including black & white, sepia, negative, and neon, create endless customization options. Zoom in up to 400% for truly refined strokes and utilize the robust editing features for a detailed masterpiece.
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•Diverse Environments and Surfaces – users can select from eleven canvas types to paint on anything from notebook paper and cardboard, to a sidewalk and concrete. Users can also paint in eight unique environments designed to encourage creativity, such as on a street corner in Paris or in a beach house overlooking the ocean.
•Replay Functions – Creations unfold at normal, 2x, and 4x speeds in replay mode. Stroke-by-stroke playback brings artistic creations to life.
•Save and Share – Unprecedented access to SD-Card enables users to save, export and print their original artwork on compatible devices to share with friends and family.
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